Who's Looking Out For You? Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Bill O'Reilly (commentator)
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Who's Looking Out For You? Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Bill O'Reilly (commentator)
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What kind of a job did Bill's father work?
(a) He worked at a job that he enjoyed.
(b) He worked at a job that he hated.
(c) He worked at a job that he did not like or dislike.
(d) He worked at a job that he mostly liked, but disliked the pay.

2. Which Founder linked the ability to self-govern with the moral path of the Ten Commandments?
(a) Ben Franklin.
(b) James Madison.
(c) Thomas Jefferson.
(d) Thomas Paine.

3. How long before the Malvo sniper case did INS refuse to deport Malvo when they had the chance?
(a) Nearly a year.
(b) Over a year.
(c) Nearly one month.
(d) Several months.

4. How does Bill O'Reilly describe himself politically?
(a) Democrat.
(b) Independent.
(c) Republican.
(d) Both a Republican and a Democrat.

5. What kind of a problem does Bill Moyers of PBS have?
(a) A credibility problem.
(b) A financial problem.
(c) An ethical problem.
(d) An overexposure problem.

6. What point about the media does Bill make at the beginning of Chapter 4?
(a) The media is unbiased.
(b) The media is not a politician's friend.
(c) The media is biased.
(d) The media is not a parent's friend.

7. Which one of the following is not listed by Bill as a way that religion can help people?
(a) It helps people get through life.
(b) It helps people deal with stress.
(c) It helps people make moral distinctions.
(d) It helps people prosper financially.

8. Where does Bill think the television and Internet access should be in a house with children?
(a) In each child's room.
(b) In the family room.
(c) In the garage.
(d) In only the oldest child's room.

9. According to Bill, what kind of advantage do people of privilege have in finding friends?
(a) They have a distinct advantage.
(b) They have a slight advantage.
(c) It depends on how privileged they are.
(d) They have no advantage.

10. Where is the "Big Dig" highway located that Bill uses as an example in Chapter 3?
(a) Detroit.
(b) San Francisco.
(c) Chicago.
(d) Boston.

11. What does Bill think many people make excuses for?
(a) Listening to bad people in their lives.
(b) Wanting bad people in their lives.
(c) Looking for bad people to include in their lives.
(d) Keeping bad people in their lives.

12. What did Clinton do as President when he received information that Al Qaeda was a threat?
(a) He requested further information.
(b) He did not believe the information.
(c) He failed to take action to stop them.
(d) He took action against them, but failed to stop them.

13. Why does Bill consider himself a threat to the mainstream media?
(a) He is attacked personally, but not consistently.
(b) He is attacked consistently, but not personally.
(c) He is attacked both consistently and personally.
(d) He is not attacked consistently or personally.

14. How many years did President Bush request Clinton's presidential records be kept confidential?
(a) Seventy five.
(b) Eight five.
(c) Sixty five.
(d) Thirty five.

15. According to Bill, what type of people does not make real friendships?
(a) Unrealistic.
(b) Realistic.
(c) Selfish.
(d) Unselfish.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Bill describe Clinton as President?

2. Why did singer, Julio Iglesias snub his own son?

3. When Who's Looking Out for You? was written, what percentage of Americans attended a church?

4. What show was Bill on when he had a heated discussion about celebrity responsibilities?

5. How far back do some of Bill's loyal friendships go?

(see the answer keys)

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